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On the Podcast: The British Singer-Songwriter Luke Concannon Discusses His Latest and Most Political Album “Midnight Bloom,” The Success of His Band Nizlopi and The Twentieth Anniversary of Their Number One Hit “JCB Song,” Supporting Ed Sheeran Live, and Much More
For our last interview of 2025, we speak with the British singer-songwriter Luke Concannon about his latest album “Midnight Bloom,” the success of his band Nizlopi, the twentieth anniversary of their number-one hit “JCB Song,” supporting Ed Sheeran, and much more.
Gabriel Gaba of the Dublin Gaze-Metal Project T R Y S T E Discusses Moving from Brazil to Ireland, Meeting Producer and Musician John O’Kelly, Forming This Band, and Making Their Debut EP, “To Rise You Seek The End”
Last month, the new Dublin-based gaze-metal project T R Y S T E released their debut EP, “To Rise You Seek the End.” Vocalist and guitarist Gabriel Gaba talks to us about how this project came about and their blending of genres.
On the Podcast: Kevin Kelly and Ken Kuniyoshi of the Legendary Philadelphia Math Rock Project Drill for Absentee Discuss Their Reformation, Their New Line-up, Making and Releasing Their Latest Album “Strand of A Lake, Volume 1. and Volume 2.,” Working Between the U.S. and Japan, and Much More
Back in October, the legendary Philadelphia math rock band Drill for Absentee released “Strand of a Lake, Volume 1. and Volume 2.”; their first album in over twenty years. Members Kevin Kelly and Ken Kuniyoshi spoke to us about the reformation of this cult nineties band, and much more.
Lisa Milk Murnane of the Dublin Punk Band Milk Rain Discusses Writing About Seasonal Depression on Their Anti-Festive Anthem “Merry Fucking December,” The Three-Year Gap in Releases, and Their Plans for Their Debut EP
On December 1st, the Dublin punk band Milk Rain released their anti-festive Christmas song, “Merry Fucking December,” about seasonal depression. Their frontwoman, Lisa Milk Murnane, talks to us about the single and their plans for their debut EP.
Tristan Carroll and Niall O’Carroll of the Dublin Nu Metal Band Cell Games Discuss the Two-Year Process of Making Their Debut EP, “You Have (Not) Heard These Songs Before,” and How Niall’s Addition to the Project Has Changed Their Sound
Last week, the Dublin nu metal band Cell Games released their debut EP, “You Have (Not) Heard These Songs Before.” Through trials and tribulations, the EP took around two years to finalise. Members Tristian and Niall talk to us about the arduous process of getting it finished.
Sophia Fronda and Ignas Baranauskas of the Dublin “Nightmare-Pop” Band Skyless Discuss Forming the Band After Meeting on Bumble, Their Recent Single “Gasoline,” How Their Name is an Ode to a Late Pet, Their Plans for Their Debut EP, and the Resurgence of Shoegaze
In October, the Dublin “nightmare pop” band Skyless released their first song in over a year, with “Gasoline.” Members Sophia and Ignas talk to us about the song, their upcoming debut EP, and much more.
On the Podcast: Donatella Camedda of the Grunge-Revival Band Aryel Moon Discusses Moving from Italy to Ireland to Lecture at Trinity, Her Band’s Debut EP “Welcome Home,” and Her Background as a ‘90s Riot Grrrl
Tonight, the Dublin-based grunge-revival band Aryel Moon will perform a launch gig for their debut EP, “Welcome Home.” Frontwoman Donatella Camedda spoke to us about the band, moving from Italy to Ireland, being a riot grrrl in the ‘90s, and much more.
The Donegal Singer-Songwriter Seán Molloy Discusses His Debut Single “It’s Not Your Fault,” and Raising Money For and Awareness Of the Donegal Rape Crisis Centre
Last month, the Donegal singer-songwriter Seán Molloy released his debut single, “It’s Not Your Fault,” which is an anthem of hope for sexual assault survivors. Seán talks to us about the song, his background as a musician, and raising awareness of sexual assault.
The Hull Alternative Band Strange Pink Talk To Us About Their Versatile Debut EP “Out of Focus,” Forming the Band, and Their Influences
In August, the Hull-based alternative band Strange Pink released their debut EP, “Out of Focus,” which features a plethora of expression and style among its six songs. The members talk to us about the band, their influences, and creating the EP.
The U.S.-Based Irish Musician Fiona Tyndall Discusses Documenting Unrecorded Centuries-Old Irish Music on Her Album “Éinín an Cheóil” and the Revitalisation of the Irish Language.
The Irish musician Fiona Tyndall is the daughter of famed musician and archivist Buadhach Tóibín. After his passing, she was left a book of handwritten Irish trad songs. For the last few years, she has been working on bringing these songs to record. In September, she realised that goal with her album, “Éinín an Cheóil.”…
The Longtime Blues and Rock Musician Paul Sherry Discusses His Career, Working with Wife Gráinne Duffy, His Latest Album “Peace In Mind,” and the Importance of Meditation for Art
Paul Sherry has been on the Irish music scene since he was a teenager. Whilst primarily known for his guitar work with his wife Gráinne Duffy, Paul is also a Daoist-inspired meditator, and his latest album, “Peace In Mind,” beautifully illustrates his worldview. Paul talks to us about the album.
On the Podcast: Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty of the Derry Indie Alt-Pop Project Beauty Sleep Discuss Discovering Themselves Whilst Making Their Latest Album, “The Whole Damn Cake.”
Last month, the Derry alt-pop band released “The Whole Damn Cake,” their first album in six years. On today’s podcast, members Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty discuss crafting the record and what they discovered about themselves in the process.